(man leang crowd in chant) ♪ ramin! i'm coming down.min. he works as a journalist for "the los angeles times" and is fascinated by the animosity between his native iran and the united states. >> see, at the beginning of revolution, there were three slogans: freedom, independence, and islamic republic of iran what we understand in iran, and we a reminded every friday, this freedom is freedom from, freedom from american dominance. freedom from american and itse. allies' domina so this is part and parcel of ideology, who we are as iranian. we hate u.s.a. we hate, beyond any remedy, israel. >> erdbrink: so you're saying that hate is o of the pillars of this ideology. >> hating america. >> erdbrink: hating america... >> and israel. >> erdbrink: hating... hating s.the imperialistic outsid >> hating the other, hating the oppressors ipart and parcel of this ideology. it has been incorporated, this, in the ideology. if you don't hate the oppressors-- now it's america, later, maybe, france-- if america collapse and there is no oppression so we th

ramin, good morning. what is your sense of the snap-back sanctions and the effect it will have in iran? >> reporter: it has effected badly since the pull out. the power of the people has reduced more than 100% in some cases. there is no hope that it can be reversed in the near future or mid-term future, of course. i can say the economic situation is in limbo as it is today as yesterday. there is no hope in the horizon the currency package as they call it, they try to further deteriorate the value of real. this is just to stop the further value of real. as far as that is concerned, they succeeded to stop further devaluation of real. nothing else happens. and purchasing steel is less than six months ago. those who want to buy or sell are in limbo. they don't know what to do because the detrimental effect of the pullout from the nuclear deal is hurting people. >> ramin in tehran. a lot to keep an eye on in that country. further sanctions in november as well as tomorrow. thank you. >>> corporate america is ea

>> reporter: -- >> we may have lost ramin. thank you very much. >>> let's talk about chinese state media. accusing president trump of trade extortion and blackmail. in an unusual direct personal attack, chinese state media says the president is the star of his own street fighter style deceitful drama of extortion and in intimidation. on friday, china vowed $60 billion of tariffs on u.s. goods. many related to agriculture. china plans to impose those tariffs if the u.s. follows through with the tariffs threats on $200 billion in chinese goods. it worry iies investors. president trump depended the tariffs. he says they are working farber than anyone anticipated. by hurting the economy and bringing beijing to the negotiating table. trump is not providing details on how they are working better, but he will continue to work with other countries or have them pay us vast sums of money. foreign countries do not pay tariffs. u.s. companies pay tariffs exporting. the national debt which is $21 trillion and counting. he says tariffs woul

ramin parson took the video. >> i was praying. jesus saved our lives. >> reporter: firefighters rushed to the scene as passengers and crew jumped down the emergency escape chutes. >> the cabin started filling with black smoke. at that point what you wanted to do was try to find the nearest exit. >> reporter: also on the plane, a priest from illinois and 15 friends celebrating his birthday. >> yes, i do think it was a miracle. >> reporter: father sanchez now being treated for multiple arm fractures. we spoke to him by skype from his hospital room. >> if the plane was traveling a little faster before it hit the embankment or flew a little higher, i don't think we would have came out with all of us intact. >> reporter: in all, 49 people hospitalized, including the pilot and a passenger, both in critical but stable condition. the regional jet was departing from durango in northwest mexico for mexico city. just as the weather suddenly turned violent. rain, high winds, and hail. u.s. aviation sources say the plane may have been hit by a

ramin parsa took the p video. ple were screaming and i was praying. i was praying to [ speaking foreign language ] jesus saved our lives. >> reporter: firefighters rushed to the scene as passengers and crew jumped down the emergency escape chutes. >> thet cabin j started filling with black at that point what we wanted to do was try to find the nearest exit. >> reporter: also on the plane father sanchez fm illinois and 15 friends celebrating his birthday. >> yes, i do think a it was miracle. >> reporter: fatheranchez now being treated for multiple arm fractures. skype from him by his hospital room. te if the plane was traveling a little f before it hit the embankment, or flew a little higher, i don't think weld wou have walked out with all of us intact. >> reporter: in all, 49 people hospitalized including the pilot and a passenger in critical but stable condition. the regional jet, 190, was departing from durango in northwest mexico for mexico city. t just as weather suddenly turned violent,rain, high winds and hail.vi u.s.ation sources say the plane

ramin parsa took the video. >> people are screaming and i was praying.ng to jesus, who saved our lives. >> reporter: firefighters rushed to the scene as passengers and crew jumped down the emergency escape chutes. >> the cabin started filling with black smoke. at that point what we wanted to do, was we wanted to try to find the nearest exit. >> reporter: also on the plain, father sanchez from illinois and 15 friends celebrating his birth day. >> yes, i think it was a miracle. >> reporter: father sanchez being treated for multiple arm fractures. we spoke to him by skype from his hospital room. >> as the plane was traveling a little faster before it hit the embankment or if it flew a little higher, i don't think we would have walked out with all of us intact. >> reporter: in all, 49 people hospitalized, including the pilot and a passenger, both in critical but stable condition. the regional jet was departing from durango in north west mexico for mexico city. as the weather turned violent, wind, high rains and hail. had it been any higher than 50 to 70 feet

times" correspondent ramin for he couldn't be more sure: the majority of the protesters are people who people are challenging the day-to-day life, the daily routine.nt they don't have deob. they don't have decent, i mean, payment-- they're underpaid, they are educated, sometimes uneducated, but they cannot achieve what they want. >> erdbrink: but they are saying, "change this!"nt why can't the governhange this? >> because the government has been failing all the time. i mean, this government cannot address these basic needs of th. peop they cannot, government cannot provide enough jobs. the private sector is unable toy doing for them. there is no foreign investment, there is no domestic investment. so there's no job. >> erdbrink: the security forces employed strong-arm tactics. 25 people were killed. around,000 protesters were arrested. ♪ but it was surprising that tehran was relatively quiet. the regulars at the cappuccino cafés didn't join the other protesters. because the middle classes didn't join, the protests soon fizzled out. why the middle class isn't joining them? i mean, they

some survivors, like ramin paras, wonder why the plane took off at all. >> i think it was a mistake by the pilot. >> that is going to be a key question. should the airport been allowed to take off? >> reporter: henry harteveldt says while the crew's actions certainly saved live, investigators will be looking at the minutes taking up to takeoff. >> they have the right to say, i'm not taking off until i'm convinced it's as safe as it needs to be. >> reporter: aeromexico says so far 64 passengers have been can investigators say they have recovered both of the airplane's black boxes. the national transportation safety board has sent two investigators to mexico to assist their ministry of transportation. alex. >> many thanks. a lot of questions. >>> a manhunt is under way for a 62-year-old texas man accused of killing a cardiologist who once treated president george h.w. bush. police called joseph james pappas armed and dangerous. investigators named pappas as the suspect nearly two weeks after dr. hausknecht was shot dead while riding his bike to work. they say the motive may be revenge. o